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Fruit Pathology - Tree Fruit Disease Fact Sheets and Photographs
... mid-summer Lesion on fruit pedicel shortly after petal fall Lesion on fruit in late spring Lesions on fruit in mid-summer Lesion on fruit (showing cracks) in late summer Lesions on fruit resulting from late ... of spores that infect apple Leaf lesions in late spring Close-up of rust pycnia on leaf lesions in late spring Fruit infection in late spring Fruit infection in late summer Close-up of rust ...
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Fruit5
... limbs, and decayed fruit. Fungicides must be applied when the fruit is beginning to expand in the spring. Bot Rot (fungus - Botryosphaeria ribis): The fungus attacks both woody tissues and fruit. On limbs, new infection shows up as small blisters. These lesions serve as a source of inoculum for next spring. Fruit infection results in small, ...
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Fruit Rot
... susceptible to Phomopsis fruit rot and for this reason is no longer recommended for planting in commercial production fields. The fungus overwinters in twigs infected during the spring twig blight phase of this disease (for more information, see Fruit Disease Information Note No. 10, Twig Blight of Blueberry). ...
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Fruit Tree Cultivars
... not require pollination can be grown in North Carolina. Few serious disease problems except nematodes Fruit may drop prematurely as a result of drought or excessive shade, moisture, or fertilization. ... at least 750 hours are recommended to prevent trees from blooming too early in the spring, which increases the risk of frost/freeze damage and resultant crop loss. Consumer Horticulture | Quick ...
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How to Fertilize Fruit Trees - eHow.com
... . Your vote has been counted. Difficulty: Moderately Easy You may need to fertilize in spring to have your fruit trees perform at their best. Apples, pears, cherries, plums and apricots will all ... , where the roots can pick it up. Tips & Warnings Fertilizing is best done in early spring before new growth begins. Nitrogen promotes green leafy growth, phosphorus promotes root and flower production ...
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The Gardener's Network - Fruit : How to Grow Pineapple
... Gardening Pineapple Most people think of Pineapple as a fruit that is only grown in Hawaii and other tropical locations. ... sunny window, it will grow all winter long. In the spring, your pineapple plant can be brought outside. Set it ... benefit! | Home | A to Z's of Growing | Flowers | Fruit | Bulbs | Vegetables | Lawncare | Pumpkins | Houseplants | | Shopping | Herbs | Organic | Fun and Games ...
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The Gardener's Network- Fruit : Growing Blueberry Bushes
... or garden supply store . Plant them in the spring. Blueberries grow best is full sun. They need ... fruit in the third year! After that, your bush will thrive for many years to come with just a little care and maintenance. Add fertilizer once in the spring and again in late summer. The latter application will help to promote buds for next year. Pruning Blueberry Bushes Buds for next year's fruit ...
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Organic Gardening - Organic Fruit Trees - The Helpful Gardener
... fruit in even the smallest backyard Even a small garden has room for a fruit tree. Fruit trees are ornamental as well as useful. They produce beautiful blossoms in the spring and can enrich the surrounding soil. Apple trees are great for climbing and providing shade as well as…apples. If you have the patience, consider at least one fruit ...
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Spring Flowers
... Gardening Japanese Garden Hydrangeas Garden Design Lilacs Bonsai Perennials Gardening Tips Q& A Spring “to-do” list: Spring Garden Maintenance Every season brings a different set of chores in the garden ... summer blooming bulbs. Fertilize & Mulch Fertilize and mulch beds and borders. Spring is also a good time to fertilize fruit trees. If you applied heavy winter mulch for protection from the cold ...
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Cornell Fruit Resources, Cornell University
... spring. Remove any branches that lie along the ground as well as branches that are diseased or broken. Ribes species produce fruit ... of infected branch and shoot tips in early spring. Some homeowners are experimenting with trellising gooseberries because ... fruit as well. Scale insects are easily seen on the dormant wood. Prune out and destroy infested canes before new growth begins in the spring ...
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